[drcruz]

How much do the 3/4 in. HT2-TL's weigh?

Thanks in Advance

[JP78]

"Each of the cabinets weighs in at 87 pounds!"
http://www.salksound.com/speakers_veracity_ht2-tl_features.shtml

not sure if that's the finished product or not, but should be a good ballpark .

[drcruz]

JP,

The reason I asked the question is because I assumed the 1 in. MDF cabinets were 87 lbs. I was wondering if there's a wait diff.

[JP78]

drcruz - i went back and reread the entire page to understand your meaning...i had no idea the standard cabinets weren't 3/4 inch  . looks like i'll leave this matter to the experts!

[mathgeek97]

If a standard cabinet, which is made from 1" thick MDF, weighs 87 lbs, maybe it'll knock off 20 lbs to use 3/4" instead.  So, 103 lbs - 20 lbs = 83 lbs.  So, I'd guess somewhere in that 83 lb range, give or take a few.  Totally speculative on my part.

[drcruz]

"Mathgeek" doing a math problem for me...How cool is that 

JP, No need to be embaressed (easily misssed). If I buy a pair of floorstanders I would like them to be able to go down close to 30 Hz AND to be easily transportable by me. I don't want the hassle tuning a subwoofer for the low end.

[Big Red Machine]

"Each of the cabinets weighs in at 87 pounds!"
http://www.salksound.com/speakers_veracity_ht2-tl_features.shtml

not sure if that's the finished product or not, but should be a good ballpark .

They are hefty.  I am pretty sure that number is for an empty cabinet.  My V3's were about 110 lbs each unboxed.

[drcruz]

Big Red, Thanks for the info, that was my next question...(i.e., "How heavy are the V3's?")